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Last edited Aug 7, 2018
Created on Aug 7, 2018

This example renders a minimal JavaScript console output using a plain HTML page. The code logs the string `'dsf'` to the browser console via `console.log`, with the same line duplicated in a separate script tag labeled as the source. No visualization libraries or data-processing APIs are present; the page relies solely on native JavaScript execution and the browser’s developer console for output. The rendering approach is static, with no graphical elements, charts, or interactive components beyond the console message.

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